Oscar Nunez, like many other actors in the industry, has chosen to keep his personal life a closely guarded secret. But, as with other well-known names, there have been a few blunders that have given ardent fans insight into his life as a family man.
Is Oscar Nunez married or unmarried?
Nunez has been married to Ursula Whittaker for a little more than a decade, and the couple has an eight-year-old daughter together. Nunez’s agent confirmed to E! News in October 2012 that the actor and his wife had welcomed a baby girl into their family on October 4, 2012.
August Lace was the name given to the couple’s firstborn daughter, according to the publication. Lace is a Los Angeles native. Much like his relationship with his wife, little is known about the actor’s daughter.
Nunez and Whittaker had been dating for a long time, according to Nunez’s IMDb page, before they got engaged on December 17, 2010. On May 21, the following year, the couple exchanged vows. Prior to his commitment to Whittaker, he was married to a woman named Carla, according to the page, but they divorced. However, no other information about their relationship was provided.
Whittaker As a Actor
Whittaker is a celebrity in her own right, despite the fact that her husband is a well-known actor. She, like her husband, is an actress who has appeared in over two dozen films during her career. Veep, Grey’s Anatomy, Veronica Mars, Medical Investigation, Bold Native, and Boob Jobs & Jesus are some of her most well-known credits. Her last acting credit was in 2016, so she appears to have retired from the industry.
The actress was born and raised in Los Angeles, California, according to her IMDb bio. Her birthdate, however, remains a mystery. Chris Whittaker, a former producer, is her father. She is also the granddaughter of Harry Brown, an Academy Award-winning screenwriter.
The actress earned a B.A. in American literature and a minor in film/TV from the University of Southern California. For several years, she also wrote and performed stand-up comedy, and her work as a monologist was featured in The Los Angeles Times.
She is a director in addition to being an actor, a comedian, and a published writer. Whittaker made her directorial debut in the comedic short film Boob Jobs & Jesus. The short film was based on one of her feature-length scripts, which was based on a one-act play she wrote.
Whittaker also had a successful career as a stage actor. She was a member of Theatre Neo in Los Angeles, where she appeared in Alan Ball’s Your Mother’s Butt, Theresa Rebeck’s Big Mistake, Ted Tally’s Coming Attractions, and her one-act play, Boob Jobs & Jesus. Her most famous stage performance was in Dorothy Lyman’s Taken in Marriage.
